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Unification minister reiterates resolve to revive peace efforts with N. Korea
Unification Minister Lee In-young on Saturday reiterated South Korea’s resolve to revive peace efforts with the North, pinning hopes on the recent reactivation of communication lines between the two Koreas.Speaking during a forum in the eastern city of…
Top nuke envoy to depart for Washington to meet U.S., Japanese counterparts
South Korea’s chief nuclear envoy will leave for Washington on Saturday for talks with his U.S. and Japanese counterparts, Seoul officials said, after his trip to Moscow aimed at securing Russia’s cooperation in bringing North Korea back to dialogue.N…
Intelligence chiefs of S. Korea, U.S., Japan to meet in Seoul next week: source
The intelligence chiefs of South Korea, the United States and Japan will meet in Seoul early next week for closed-door talks on North Korea, among other issues, a government source here said Saturday. According to the source, Park Jie-won, head of Sout…
Cold wave alerts issued for most of S. Korea
Cold wave alerts were issued for most of the country Saturday as an Arctic air mass brought an unseasonably chilly weather, the state weather agency said.The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) said that cold wave warnings will take effect for ab…
Key figure in land development scandal to return from U.S. on Monday
– A key figure in a sprawling land development scandal is expected to return home from the United States early next week, legal sources said Saturday.Attorney Nam Wook, who left for the U.S. in mid-September before the investigation into the case began…
New COVID-19 cases remain in 1,600s as authorities set to relax virus curbs
South Korea’s daily new COVID-19 cases stayed in the 1,600s for the second consecutive day Saturday, as the government plans to relax social distancing rules, starting next week, ahead of a gradual return to normal life.The country added 1,618 more CO…
Seoul stocks likely to move in tight range next week: analysts
– South Korean stocks are likely to move in a tight range next week as investors weigh the outlook for third-quarter corporate earnings and the Federal Reserve’s signal over tapering of its timeline for stimulus, analysts said Saturday.The benchmark Ko…